Released in late 2010, Jenna Rose Swerdlow’s music video for 'My Jeans' became an overnight internet sensation, largely due to its repetitive lyrics and heavy autotuning. Often categorized alongside other viral hits like Rebecca Black’s 'Friday,' the song and video inspired an explosion of parodies and image macros across social media platforms like Tumblr and YouTube. The meme typically highlights the early 2010s 'swag' aesthetic and the earnest, albeit awkward, nature of tween pop stardom. Over a decade later, it remains a staple of internet nostalgia, frequently used to mock fashion trends or to recall the peak era of unintentional viral fame.